Insurance - Life Insurance
Five Financial Tips for Baby Boomers Hitting 65
1:00PM 2/16/2011
Retirement, Insurance - Life Insurance, Insurance - Home Insurance, Insurance
Baby Boomers hit a big milestone this year: the oldest will be hitting 65, what was once called the Golden Years. For the next 19 years, 10,000 of them will mark this big occasion every day, according to Pew Research Center.
To help them navigate this new era and the growing pains that come with...
Seven Insurance Policies That Aren't Worth the Money
11:00AM 1/18/2011
Insurance - Car Insurance, Insurance - Life Insurance, Insurance - Home Insurance, Insurance - Health Insurance, Insurance, Economizer, Saving Money
Insurance isn't meant for the little hassles in life, but for the big events that can derail you financially.
"Insurance is meant to protect against the really big stuff that rains down upon you," insurance agent Alan Canton tells WalletPop.
But even Canton, and a handful of other insurance...
Get Life Insurance Free (And Hope You Don't Need It)
5:00PM 12/31/2010
MassMutual, one of the largest life insurance companies in the world, is offering $50,000 worth of free life insurance to working families with children.
Called the Lifebridge program, the 10-year term life policy is issued in the name of one parent or guardian. If that parent dies during the...
More Than Half of U.S. Households Lack Life Insurance: Survey
4:30PM 12/03/2010
More than half of all American households don't have life insurance, potentially jeopardizing millions of families' financial security in the event of a loved one's death.
According to a survey from LIMRA, a financial services industry group, the percentage of U.S. households with life insurance...
8 things you should pay for - no matter what
5:00PM 10/21/2010
Insurance - Life Insurance, Insurance - Health Insurance, Insurance, Personal Finance
Hard times make for hard choices -- especially when it comes to prioritizing which bills get paid, when what you have is not enough to cover all your expenses. But there are some bills it behooves you to keep high on the priority list. A Tennessee homeowner found out the hard way this month when...
How to determine if you're smartly insured
1:30PM 5/06/2010
Insurance - Car Insurance, Insurance - Life Insurance, Insurance - Home Insurance, Insurance
When consumers buy insurance, they are guided by a "well, you never know philosophy." That, according to experts, is a huge mistake.
Saving money can be as easy as making a phone call. "The number one way people waste money is simply not asking for all the credits that they could," says Bill...
More consumers seeking insurance deals and data online
1:30PM 5/04/2010
Insurance - Car Insurance, Insurance - Life Insurance, Insurance - Home Insurance, Insurance - Health Insurance, Insurance
Consumers more often research an insurance company online and make a purchase at the website rather than make a call to talk with someone at the company.
Not surprising, since insurance salespeople have such a bad reputation for withholding full information or selling the product that will give...
Should beneficiary of drunk driver get $200,000?
11:30AM 12/07/2009
Deborah Firman filed suit against Becon Construction and Life Insurance Company, a Cigna company, for more than $200,000 it's refusing to pay for the death of Gilberto Espinoza, who died on Sept. 20, 2008, in a single-vehicle drunken driving accident in Trimble County, Ky. Cigna refused to pay the...
Lower your insurance costs with Kiplinger's tips
9:00AM 9/29/2009
Insurance - Car Insurance, Insurance - Life Insurance, Insurance - Home Insurance, Insurance, Personal Finance
Kiplinger.com, the website of Kiplinger's Personal Finance, recently published a round-up of ways you can lower your insurance costs. While some are spot-on, others could actually cost you more under certain circumstances. Here's a look at their advice. We've spotlighted five solid tips as well as...
Investors large and small are looking for a new way to return to the juicy profit level of sub-prime's heyday, and one product beginning to gain popularity is life settlement funds, AKA Grim Reaper funds.
In a life settlement, investors pay the elderly cash today in return for the money from...
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